Posts tagged land management
Land Titling, Food Sovereignty and Climate Change in DGM Projects
Land Titling, Food Sovereignty and Climate Change in DGM Projects

As indicated by the indigenous leaders of the Selva Central, the titling of indigenous lands allows for the reduction of socio-environmental conflicts, deforestation and as such, decreases greenhouse gas emissions and strengthens the food sovereignty of indigenous peoples.

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Johnson Cerdaenvironment, indigenous, weareindigenous, world indigenous day, climate change, climate action, land rights, land tenure, land titling, land management, Peru, Ashaninca, Selva Central, Amazon, cocoa, sustainable development, sustainable livelihoods, conservation, forestry, forest communities, reforestation, deforestation, exchange, Global Comment
Using Earth Observation for Community-led Land Management
Using Earth Observation for Community-led Land Management

Launched in April of 2018, Earth Observation for Indigenous-led Land Management (EO4IM) is a NASA-funded project being implemented by a team from Conservation International (CI). The project’s objective is to strengthen the technical capacities of indigenous organizations in the Americas – and globally through alignment with the Dedicated Grant Mechanism for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (DGM) – to harness the power of earth observation (EO) for enhanced sustainable land management.

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Adam Griderforests, indigenous peoples, land management, eo4im, remote sensing, exchange, Peru, GlobalComment